???Twin Turbo Civic???
#13
08-17-2007 | 04:33 AM
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RE: ???Twin Turbo Civic???
ORIGINAL: Roto
DO IT. Just don't do the V-6, you'll hate it...do a remote mount turbo and a conventional one, one being smaller and another one being bigger..this would be a good setup with junkyard turbos cause a GT35R is a damn expensive piece...
DO IT. Just don't do the V-6, you'll hate it...do a remote mount turbo and a conventional one, one being smaller and another one being bigger..this would be a good setup with junkyard turbos cause a GT35R is a damn expensive piece...
#15
08-17-2007 | 09:56 PM
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 1,913
From: Harleysville, PA
RE: ???Twin Turbo Civic???
ORIGINAL: SuBlime_4_LiFe
Do it def orginal and if u get it running good it will hella unique and bada$$ b/c u will b like the only one around with a civic and 2 turbos under the hood
Do it def orginal and if u get it running good it will hella unique and bada$$ b/c u will b like the only one around with a civic and 2 turbos under the hood
We are not on IM, please use at least some grammar.
Anyway, here's a TT B16.
Like I said, it's not hard and isn't anything new. By the way, these setups make **** for power...
#16
08-19-2007 | 03:45 PM
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Posts: 452
From: jacksonville, Fl
RE: ???Twin Turbo Civic???
I was just about to post a link to that thread /\. I think what alot otpeople forget about twin turbo setups is that you are spooling smaller turbos so they should spool quicker except that you are using half the exhaust energy to spool them and you are creating muchmore heat out of 2 small turbos than you would with one large one.
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